The specific steps to achieve Vista automatic login

        Windows Vista default settings require users to enter a username and password before entering the system to enhance system security. However, if your PC is only used by itself, it may not be necessary to log in every time the system is booted. It may be a better choice to have Windows Vista automatically log in as the default user. I have previously introduced the use of third-party tools to set up Windows Vista automatic login methods. In fact, similar functions can be implemented without borrowing third-party tools. This article describes the specific steps. Log in to Windows Vista as the default user. Enter "netplwiz" in the start menu search box. Press Enter to open the advanced user control panel. Of course, this is a UAC-triggered operation. Enter the administrator password or confirmation in the UAC window. In the advanced user control panel, uncheck the “To use the machine, the user needs to enter the user name and password (E)” item;

The system will pop up a window asking for the user name and password of the default login system. Click OK when the input is complete;

Restart Windows Vista and you will see that the system automatically logs in as the default user. Note: This method also ensures that the user password is not saved in the system registry.